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    IN BYTES WE TRAVEL

    by Lin Hsin Hsin

    Lin Hsin Hsin, one of the 200 cyber personalities in “24 hours in cyberspace”, is an information technologist, artist and poet based in Singapore. She grew up with numbers, bits and bytes with brushes and paints side-by-side. Besides living in the cyberspace, Hsin Hsin has penned more than a hundred articles published in computer newspapers, international proceedings and journals. Her third book “Love @ 1st Byte” is the world first collection of poems on computers, can be found in amazon.com. “In Bytes we travel”, is her fifth anthology. In Real Life, this award-winning artist has had 14 solos and more than 180 group exhibitions all over the world. You can find out more about her in the award-winning Lin Hsin Hsin Art Museum: http://www.lhham.com.sg. You can e-mail her in English, Chinese, French and Japanese.


    In bits we marvel, in bytes we travel, this is a book written by a techie, Lin Hsin Hsin, which describes, navigates and encapsulates life in the cyberspace in five chapters: Net Life, Net.Net, Net Art, World Wide Web and NetFuture.

    It is here we savor the lifestyle of geeks and nerds, the cyber “kindwunders” and hear the voices of Netizens tunnelling through email. As we aspire and perspire in e-commerce, this book tells us how the author observed e-fraud and e-crimes that murder. Check out her views of aesthetics on the Net in the Net Art. In Net.Net, watch how she poetically portrays the beauty of firewall and protocols, and feel her frustration when a line drops. However, move on to the World Wide Web, pause and navigate together. As we look further, she asks “can we be cyberly-punctured?” As we wonder, this chapter offers a glimpse into the NetFuture. Whatever the case, as we nurture and mature in cyberspace, these are the bytes she has unraveled, hoping that you DON'T EVER miss this witty, humorous, unprecedented, unique 100-poems Net savvy poetry recital, sandwiched with the most lucid and sparkling images graphically created by the author in between chapters!

     
    Contents:
    • Net Life
    • Net.Net
    • Net Art
    • World Wide Web
    • NetFuture
     
    Readership: Net gurus, netizens and everyone who has an e-mail account.
     
    “Hsin Hsin scores again with her collection of techno poems. Her intimate knowledge of the computer industry has enabled her to give a humorous and jovial twist to issues surrounding the IT world. A must-read for techno freaks.”
    Grace Chng
    Editor
    Computer Times, Singapore
     
    “Lin Hsin Hsin's Gedichte sind nicht nur für Computerfreaks und Insider ein Leckerbissen, sondern geben auch dem Anfänger auf recht humorvolle Weise Einblick in die Welt der Information technologie. Trotzdem läBt sich der warnende Zeigefinger nicht übershen.”
    Martin W Schmid
    Chemical Engineer
    Gaimersheim, Germany
     
    224pp    Pub. date: Dec 1997  
    ISBN:   978-981-02-3359-4(pbk)
    981-02-3359-0(pbk)
       US$23 / £15

     


    224pp    Pub. date: Dec 1997  
    ISBN:   978-981-281-935-2(ebook)
    981-281-935-5(ebook)
       US$30

     


     

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